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  • Breaking the Mold
    As someone who worked hard for passage of the Jerusalem Embassy Act of 1995, it was disappointing over the ensuing...
  • An Aliyah family of four, soon to be six!
    Each of the 1,000 new Jewish immigrants the ICEJ has brought to Israel over recent months has a unique and meaningful...
  • Why are so many Jews suddenly wanting to make Aliyah?
    Rather than bringing Aliyah to a halt, the Corona crisis appears to be producing a surge in interest among Jews...
  • Born In A Day
    As Israelis marked their 72nd Independence Day on Wednesday (29 April), many Christians saw this as a time to celebrate...
  • An Israel On The Rise
    It has been 70 years now since Israel was miraculously reborn as a nation back in her ancient homeland. In that time,...

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Special Reports

  • Resilient Immigrants Achieve Careers in Israel
    It is one thing to know a skill in your native language and culture, but it is a whole other thing to adapt that skill to new norms of practice in another country and in a foreign language. With the...
  • Helping new Israeli Immigrant Children Learn from Home
    Moving from your home country to Israel is definitely a challenging feat, but can you imagine how daunting this could be for a child during a world pandemic? Eight-year-old Yirus recently made Aliyah...
  • Peace-of-mind for Ashkelon girls
    Many thoughts run through one’s mind when thinking about Ashkelon. This ancient Mediterranean city is situated in southern Israel. Sadly, Ashkelon is within reach of terrorist rocket attacks...
  • Lifting the Domari People
    Have you heard of the Domari people? They are a small tribe of Gypsies who made their way from India to the Middle East around 800 years ago, as opposed to the Romani people who migrated into Europe...
  • Shielding northern Israel’s vulnerable border towns
    Within four kilometers of Israel’s northern border with Lebanon, the village of Hurfeish is home to a mix of Israeli Druze and Christians. The Druze minority are exceptionally loyal to Israel...
  • A Shining Light in Nazareth and Bethlehem
    Situated in the unlikely location of Nazareth’s industrial zone, you will find an evangelical Arab church dedicated to serving both the Arab and Jewish communities surrounding them. During this...
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